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Handmade Seeded Plantable Recycled Note Paper 100
Handmade Seeded Plantable Recycled Note Paper 100
Handmade Seeded Plantable Recycled Note Paper 100
Handmade Seeded Plantable Recycled Note Paper 100

Handmade Seeded Plantable Recycled Note Paper 100 Sheets 6 x 4 Inches

Product ID : 12814434
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Galleon Product ID 12814434
UPC / ISBN 764442665516
Shipping Weight 0.2 lbs
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Shipping Dimension 6.14 x 4.33 x 0.87 inches
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About Handmade Seeded Plantable Recycled Note Paper 100

Send your friends or co-workers a note on this unique handmade paper. After reading they can plant it in a pot or in their garden and enjoy seeing a mix of flowers and herbs grow. The paper is made in Nepal of recycled and sustainable materials using traditional methods. The notes include one set of planting instructions per pack. Notes are consistently 6 x 4 inches. This is lightweight paper, not card stock, and will vary in weight within the pack. It is printable if your printer can handle the small size. The heat from a laser printer may deactivate some but not all of the seeds. The paper contains a combination of seeds including Red Corn Poppy (annual), Spurred Snapdragon (annual), Catchfly (bienneal/annual), English Daisy (perennial), Showy Evening Primrose (perennial), Tussock Bellflower (perennial), Foxglove (bienneal/annual), Monkeyflower (annual), Lilac Godetia (annual), and Creeping Thyme (perennial). Since the seeds are initially in large sheets of paper which are cut to size, there is no way to know which specific seeds will be in any given piece. Plant paper in pot or garden and watch it grow. The flowers will vary. Results vary by growing region and conditions (soil, sunlight, temperature). Sprouting can take several weeks and flowers as long as three months.